City Council Puts Rainy Day Plan For High Water
City Council met in regular session with all members present. Mortimer agrees to full settlement of 802.60. amount appropriated. May bills totaling 740.02 approved. Streets committee to acquire land strip near J street for street use. neighbor paid 7.50 for moving a tree. Jail pipe project awaits county share around 110. Water and street repairs discussed. boxes in ditch and ball-field fences to be maintained. Petitions on Bund 7th street, extending or tilting spring, referred to committees. Grounds leased for Oly Park. sprinkling contract and dog tax enforcement debated. New supplies for electric plant discussed. about 300 required. Street sprinkling ordinance amended. Sanitary concerns noted. back yards unclean. River banks near Levan Providelies road discussed. waterworks to act as needed. Council adjourned.
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Jas.t. Hammond
James Mortimer
Mortimer
Committee On
Mads Madsen
J Street
Allowanee
Watterson
Christine Chrony
Bund 7Th Streets
Lees Pins
Prayklin Merrill
Witmer
Committee On Waterworks
Ed. Helden
Chris Tobnson
John Nicholson
Oly Park
A. Parley
Tua
Adams
Conneilman Wilson
Committee On Electric Light
Mauitzen
Levan
Providelies
Inges
The Emotions in Education Themes and Questions
A compact excerpt debating emotions in education. It classifies emotions into self, social, and world categories. explains self improvement aims, social service impulses, and cosmic love of beauty and goodness. discusses educating the heart versus head and virtues like regularity, silence, obedience, and industry.
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Martineau Salary Question Involving Democratic Clubs
Logan May 81-04 sorrou Narios I note LA Martineau is active in iron county organizing Democratic clubs. His salary from the Tithing fund, partly funded by Republicans, prompts questions about whether he continues drawing pay while aiding the party opposed to the nation. The matter raises objections to public funds supporting political activity. A separate item advertises a carriage and stove for sale at the Agricultural College.
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Sorrou Narios
LA Martineau
Iron County
Martineau
Issaciter
Prisoners Hear From Logan County Jail Appeal
A May 24 1904 clause from Logan County Jail inmates requests space to publish their statement denying alleged jail break claims. The letter by GEO Beyer and Cas Larsen argues the escape was a joke, explains how and why they left, denies officer interception, and clarifies that a trap door roof escape was for roof access only.
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Logan County Jail
Edisor
Geo. Beyer
Cas. Larsen
Blood Will Likely Flow In Colorado Miners Revolt
A Trilone speech from Colorado Springs reports escalating conflict between miners at Bull Hill and sheriffs deputies camped at Divide. Seven hundred armed deputies are present, with 200 more en route, joining surgeons and supplies in a tense buildup as plans to march are delayed until 1,000 are assembled.
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Prominent youths plan early morning ascent to east peak
A group of notable young people plans a dawn trip to the highest summit east of Logan. Among participants are several Agricultural College professors, both ladies and gentlemen. The hike is about fifteen miles round trip with roughly half the distance uphill. The excursion promises pleasant conversation after completion.
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Logan
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Ruth Cleveland’s Mysterious Ills Strain White House Life
Washington correspondence reports Ruth Cleveland born to President and Mrs. Cleveland suffers a mysterious condition described as backward mind impairment. Mrs Cleveland supposedly teaches articulation while concealing medical efforts behind a kindergarten ethic. The piece notes public speculation, limited access to the family, and growing strain on President Cleveland.
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Oneida Stake Conference Notice Published for June 1894
The Sunday School Stake Conference of Oneida Stake Idaho will be held in Prank lin, Oneida county on Saturday June 9 and Sunday June 10 1894. An invitation is extended to all to attend with a prepared program and an excellent time anticipated. Signed by W Le Wensten LB Nasu and J B Scanzanovan stake superintendency.
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Oneida County
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Silver Tariff Issue Floats Free Silver Debate
Washington report to Salt Lake Tribune notes Hx. Speenker Meee in Fortnightly Review argues for freer coinage with tariffs against silver foes. Republicans reportedly cautious but leaning toward tariff policy to raise silver prices and curb Asiatic exports, aiming for a favorable balance of trade and domestic price stability.
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Bear Lake to see new steamer launch by Joe Rich
Pay Avout reports from Bear Lake indicate Joe Rich plans a new four foot steamer, powered by a six horsepower marine engine. The craft will be launched this month, likely around the tenth, with Mr Rich inviting the entire community to attend a free event. Bear Lake, famed for its beauty, could become a notable resort with proper advertising in The Naviow.
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Joe
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Local notes on conferences and visitors across towns
The report lists visitors and attendees at a Young Men's Conference in the city, including Miss Maul Paul and Prof. J. H. Pwataned, Miss Winnie Ralphs from Brighaw City, and the Misses Hannah and Kotter from Brine City. It mentions strawberry ripeness in Brighwn City, talk of a concert by Harris Orchestra, and farming updates from Star Valley and Auburn.
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Lr Kotter
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Advice to a Young Man from Tevis Moral Guide
A cautionary 19th century style exhortation urges self reliance discipline and integrity. It champions avoiding vice and idle reading, prioritizing honest work, thrift, civic duty, respect for God and country, and personal improvement through steadfast effort.
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A and G of U Exercise at Agricultural College
The agricultural college held its annual exercises with the first ever program of its kind. The event featured music from the Opera House Orchestra, orations by R. W. Erwin and Miss Hoyt, engineering theses on irrigation, and a commercial thesis on supply and demand. Professor Sanborn conferred degrees, and a list of graduates across agriculture and domestic arts was announced. Jurisdictions include Springville and Hyde Park. Rev R M Hardman to preach final sermon. Miscreants threaten fence posts. a preventative approach urged.
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A. B. Larsen
Joseph Kertaon
Eentlemen
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